Johnson visits Great Falls amid flood aid push
President Johnson spent over an hour in Montana greeting more than 25 000 people and announced an additional 4 500 000 for flood damage repair. He and Canadian Prime Minister Lester Pearson discussed U S Canadian friendship and a treaty enabling Libby Dam construction. Mansfield indicated next year’s funds for the Kootenai River dam and noted cross border cooperation.
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Great Falls
Johnson
Montana
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Lester Pearson
Pearson
U. S
Canada
Libby
Mansfield
Kootenai River
Congress
United States
State Medical Association Opens 86th Annual Meeting
Montana Medical Association officers and councilors arrive with the MMA Auxiliary for the 86th annual meetings in Butte. Registration for MMA sessions and related societies opens Wednesday night as over 400 are expected to attend through Saturday. A banquet and reception occur Thursday in the Finlen Hotel Silver Bow Ballroom with 50 year club honorees and speakers from national medical fields.
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State Medical Association
Montana Medical Association
MMA Woman's Auxiliary
Mth
MMA
Butte
Montana Urological Society
Montana Radiological Society
House of Delegates
Association
Silver Bow
Finlen Hotel
Mead John
Serra International Convention Opens in Butte
National and state Serra officers gather Friday and Saturday in Butte for the Montana convention at Girls Central High School. The event begins at 10 am with hotel registration at the Finlen and a luncheon address by Bishop E B Schuster on Christian Leadership. Friday features four sessions with talks by John J Sullivan, John B Driscoll, Rev Joe Pat Sullivan and Harry J O’Haire, plus a 4 15 p m panel on the laity’s role in vocations with Sister Mary Assumptions, Brother James M Maloney, and Rev Albert N Kaparich.
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Serra International
Butte
Montana
Girls Central High School
Finlen Hotel
E. B. Schuster
Great Falls
Schuster
John J. Sullivan
John B. Driscoll
Hamilton
Joe Pat Sullivan
Helena
Harry J. O’haire
KSG
Sister Mary Assumptions
St. James Community Hospital
James M. Maloney
Butte Central High School
Albert N. Kaparich
City Again Concurs In New Sewer Plan
Butte City Council approves the county resolution for a Metropolitan sanitary sewer system after debate. Aldermen Sorich Lee and Barry vote to hold in abeyance. final approval granted with few dissenters as unions express broad support except carpenters who prefer election. City Atty Geagan explains action.
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Hugh van Swearingen
Butte
Silver Bow
Mike Sorich
Sorich
Robert Lee
Joe Armstrong
Butte Building Trades Council
Plumbers Union
Teamsters Union
Carpenters Union
Terry Kelly
William Geagan
Geagan
George Barry
Lee
Bert Mehrens
Leonard Vainio
Barry
Geaganex
Butte Anaconda Weather Outlook with Temperature Changes
Variable cloudiness today clearing tonight. Fair cooler Friday with highs near 75. East of Divide fair with increasing clouds west and north Thursday and scattered mountain showers. West of Divide cloudy with showers, clearing late Thursday night into Friday. Temperatures vary by zone with daytime highs mostly 68 to 87 and night lows 32 to 55.
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Butte-Anaconda
Butte
Divide
Thurmond Breaks With Democrats to Join Goldwater GOP
Sen. Strom Thurmond repudiates the Democratic party and announces he is quitting to become a Goldwater Republican. He warns that a Johnson victory could lead to a socialistic dictatorship, calling on Americans to oppose the party he says has repudiated the Constitution and spiritual values.
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Columbia, S.C
UPI
Strom Thurmond
Democratic Party
Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
Thurmond
Johnson
South Carolina
Washington
United States
Fielding L. Wright
Mike Mansfield Introduces 13 Dignitaries at Northwest Tour
In Great Falls a crowd of more than 25 000 heard Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield say My name is Mike Mansfield during a group introduction of 13 dignitaries including Sen Lee Metcalf Gov Tim Babcock Sen Warren Magnuson Gov Albert Rosellini Gov Mark Hatfield and Interior Secretary Stewart Udall The event accompanied President Johnson on a Northwest swing.
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Great Falls
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Mansfield
Johnson
Northwest
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Tim Babcock
Montana
Warren Magnuson
D Wash
Albert Rosellini
Washington
Wayne Morse
Maurine Neuberger
D-Ore
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Allen Bible
Howard Sawyer
Nevada
Dedication Set Sunday for Clark Canyon Dam
Some 4000 guests from Montana and other states are invited to the dedication of the $3.7 million Clark Canyon Dam located 19 miles south of Dillon. The event will include a free barbecue lunch, a Beaverhead County High School Band program, and a formal dedication with speakers including Rev. Bernard J. Sullivan and a representative of President Lyndon B. Johnson.
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East Beach
Davis
Beaverhead County
Bernard J. Sullivan
Lyndon B. Johnson
William F. Cashmore
Lewis and Clark County
Tim Babcock
Ashley Roberts
Montana State
Parke Scott
Clark Canyon
Beaverhead
High Court Wont Put Lee on Ballot
Montana Supreme Court refused to overturn a lower court ruling barring gambling advocate Charles R. Lee from the governor race. Lee blasted the decision as stupid and said he would push a write in campaign while seeking federal relief. He urged supporters to vote for his bid and for his gambling legalization proposal.
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Johnson
Montana
Pearson
Helena
Charles R. Lee
State Supreme Court
Lee
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